Stock Market Shows Strength Amid Cautious Tone
The market opened with notable strength but lacked standout features. Analysts expect limited moves driven by manipulation, with bulls trimming positions on rallies and bears covering. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific seen as safe buys, tobacco may rise to 150, steel stocks poised to advance, and Amalgamated Copper’s June 17 book opening noted. Directors at American Linseed Oil include Rockefeller Jr and Gates, while Mo. Pacific faces caution on dividends and consolidation plans.
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Rolston & Hooley
Bears
Erie
Reading
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Pacific
Railroad bonds and clinics listed at Albany New York
A dense list of railroad company bonds and divisions with first and fifths, including Brooklyn Edison Ches. Ohio Evans Terre Haute and Missouri Pacific Trust, Rio Grande Western and Montana lines. Addresses at 27 29 Pine Street and 65 State Street Albany New York.
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Brooklyn Edison
Ches
Ohio
Evans
Terre Haute
Iowa
Louis
N. A
Ind
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific Trust
Minn
Eleo
Mob
Montgomery Div
Rio Grande Western
St. L
Iron Mt. & So
Pine Street
State St
Albany, N. Y
New York
Printer's Convention Progress Report and Delegates
Continued from page one, the annual typographical union convention in Massachusetts discussed labor rights and capital, with 21 delegates present. Richard Moore spoke, reports were filed, committees formed, and plans noted for labeling city printing and juristic actions surrounding municipal use of the label.
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Richard Moore
New England Allied Trades
Ward
The
Typographical Union
Bartholomew Murphy
John H. Cuil
E. W
Gordon
Robert Tudor
Geo
Theo. Miller
Extraordinary offer on 3500 dozen towels in sale
A firm purchases 3500 dozen towels for a special sale. The items are on display in the Palmer street window with 3600 dozens shown. Linen department, Palmer street. Prices are 9 cents each or three for 25 cents. A. G. Pollard & Co.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Birthday Celebration Flags Through India Streets
Notes that in India, string banners with three-cornered paper pieces signify a house birthday. The sighting of tied strings across streets indicates a neighborhood celebration and festive decorations marking a family event.
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India
Budapest Jews Make Up 23.6 Percent of Inhabitants
Of the city's residents 23.6 percent or 166 198 people are Israelites according to the latest census. The statistic highlights a sizable Jewish community within Budapest reflecting historical settlement patterns and demographic composition.
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Budapest
Edwards and Billings wed at Liberty Street home
Mr Arthur B Edwards of 34 Rock Street and Miss Inez V Billings of 175 Walker Street were united in marriage on Monday June 10 at 1030 am by Rev George F Kenngett at his residence 296 Liberty Street.
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Arthur 8
A Milestone Private Wedding in Lowell
A private ceremony was held Monday evening at the bride's mother's home on Hampshire street as Miss Florence Hazel Gerald wed Alden Burtt Taplin. The couple, celebrated with flowers and gifts, plan to live in Keene New Hampshire after an extended tour to New York Washington and Philadelphia.
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Hampshire Street
Alden Burtt Taplin
Lowell
Florence Hazel Gerald
Etta B. LaRoe
Frederic Eliot Hodge
George Lester Lane
Boston
C. E. Fisher
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Keene, N. H
Dwight school 50 year service marked by ambrotype display
Miss Ruby Miller prepares for a June 19 trip to Europe. The Murray club will meet Wednesday at Rev. C. E. Fisher home. Mrs. S. B. Moore of Fairfield is with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Orrin Savage, who is dangerously ill. Miss Fannie McGowan was called to Laconia for Miss Emma Dollet’s funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Holtzer visited the Boyntons. A dinner for Principal James A. Paige highlighted 50 years of service with an ambrotype exhibit of 1860 graduates. Charles D. Palmer of Lowell, now a state arbitration board member, was once nicknamed Charlie Palmer. Arthur L. Dexter of this city is among Bates College six contenders for a $75 prize in the junior oratorical contest. Rev. C. L. Merriam will attend the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo.
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8S. B. Moore
Fairfield
Orrin Savage
Third Street
Fannie McGowan
Merrimack Street
Laconia
N. H
Emma Dollett
James A. Paige
Dwight School
Dwight School Association
Charlie’ Palmer
Charles D. Palmer
Lowell
State Board of Arbitration
Boston Post
Arthur L
Lewis Dexter
Bates College
Lewiston
C. L. Merriam
Pelham
Buffalo
Obituary: Ann Sherlock Dies at 80
Ann Sherlock aged 80 died yesterday at her home 195 Worthen Street. She is survived by a sister Mrs Ellen Walsh of this city. Last Saturday another sister was buried, making three sisters who have died within eight months.
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Ann Sherlock
Worthen Street
Ellen Walsh
Funeral of Mrs Lucie Laflamme Held at St Josephs Church
The funeral for Mrs. Lucie Laflamme was held yesterday at 8:30 from her home at 3 McIntyre Street. She leaves four daughters and four sons, including Inspector Laflamme. A devout St Joseph's church member, she died after a fall that confined her to bed. The service at St Joseph's Church featured a high mass, with Frs Lamothe, Diss, and Marion officiating and a Gregorian choir. Burial followed at St Joseph's cemetery in East Chelmsford.
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Lucie Laflamme
McIntyre’ Street
Inspector Laflamme
Police Department
Lowell
St. Hyacinth’s
Canada
John Mouller
Nelson Ducharme
Charles Beau
St. Joseph's Church
Lamothe
Diss
Marion
Racicot
Vincellette
Charron
Savard
Dupont
Boisvert
Broullette
St. Joseph's Cemetery
East Chelmsford
Fr. Fourier
M. I
A. Brouilette
Race Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Fr. Fournier
Choiir
Schmidt
Champagne
Cote
Dumas
Gagnon
Chambers Street
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. Murphy
Carpenters’ Union
James W. Ashworth
J. H. Keenan
William Murphy
Joseph F. Convery
Murphy
Rogers
Harrison Flint
Lowell Cemetery
J. M. Greene
Brooks
Funeral Notices From Local Parishes And Burial Details
Yesterday several funerals were held in the city. Masses and services were led by Rev. Fr. Fournier OML at St. Josephs and Rev. Fr. Saunders at St Peters. Burials followed in Catholic cemeteries with various bearers and undertakers named. Also noted is the death of Ann Sherlock at 195 Worthen street aged 80.
Entertainment by Gen Fiskelodge I G T in Highland hall
Highland hall hosted a Gen Fiskelodge I G T entertainment on Tuesday night featuring Napier Ladies quartette vocal selections by Edna Sawtelle and others, readings by Mrs Leonard and Miss Ley, whistling solos by Master Leith, a piano duet by Trumbull and Severance, and a committee led by T H Husband with Mrs Locxe and Mrs Hattie Jones coordinating arrangements.
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S. E. Leonard
Albert Leith
Master Leith
Edna Sawtelle
Reading
S&s. EE. Leonard
Napier Quartette
Severns
Trumbull
Severance
T. H. Husband
Locxe
Hattie Jones
Missing Head Linked to Wife Murder Suspected
A woodcutter, nervous after a possible murder link, considered his wife missing and later believed she was dead. An express wagon with a long box drew watchman Shore’s suspicion near Middlesex mills. Police were notified. body photographs and later burial were planned. Detectives Dunham and Whitney prepared to handle the case.
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Middlesex Mills
Warren Street
Belvidere
Marble Baptismal Font Gifted to Pelham Church
A marble baptismal font was presented to Pelham church by Mr. Charles Wheeler. Rev. C. L. Merriam pastors the church. The font appeared in its place on Sunday during a children day service. The children decorated the grave of the late Rev. Augustus Berry after the service.
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Pelham Church
C. L. Merriam
Charles Wheeler
Augustus Berry
Book-a-Month club meeting at St Pauls church
The Book-a-Month club of St Pauls church met with Mr and Mrs Merton N Gildden drawing a large turnout. The history department reported progress on Holland Bertha Kyle presented an instructive paper on Art in Holland. Suzie Gifford offered piano pieces and Nellie Barclay sang. The annual election chose Mrs J Clark Glidden as president Mrs Charles Holgate as vice president May Day as secretary and treasurer.
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St. Paul's Church
Merton N. Gildden
History Department
Holland
Bertha Kyle
Susie Gifford
Nellie Barclay
J. Clark Glidden
Charles Holgate
May
Mooney’s Pan American Excursion 7 Days in Pullman Cars
Mooney announces a fully funded Pan American trip departing June 17 in Pullman palace cars. Cost is 44 dollars for seven days, with all expenses paid. Travelers will experience first class service and comfort, contrasting crowded coach travel. The Buffalo stop includes Statler’s Pan American hotel near the exhibition site, and the Deerfield Valley and Hoosac Tunnel are traversed before dark.
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Mooney
Buffalo
Statler
Deerfield Valley
Hoosac
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Amalgamated
American Linseed Oil
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
F. T. Gates
Geo. W. Murray
EB. P. Prentice
L. M. Bowers
J. A. McGean
C G. Rogers
B. V. Cary
F. G. Lovatt
W. A. Jones
G. G. Major
G. BE. Highley
J. W. Daniels
W. P
Cochiti
Montana Coal and Coke
Mo. Pacific
M. P
Bright, Sears & Co
Aw. Sugar Ref. Co
Tolecco
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
CO. BB
C. & G. West’n
OM &Sbt Pi
Cri&pac
C. C
L. Con Gas
D. 1
M. K
M.K& T
Mali
Penn Railro
People’s Gas
Ais Bt. L
Tenn. O
Chas. T. Saul & Co
Lowell Optician
ZO Central ST
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Straaf, Lowall
Spencer, Trask & Co
U. 8
Ruboer
Wabash
Wabash Pfd
West Union
L. E
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Mex
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Adventure
Ti Atlantic
Baltic
Bos. & Mon
Butte & Bos
Cal
Hecl
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Isle Royal
Old Dominion
Trinity
Uta
Rie Tel
Eiec
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Printer’s Convention
Tam
Manchester
Fred T. Irwin
John F. Millard
Lawrence Pressmen
Charles T. Schueler
Daniel J. Donovan
North Adams
P. H. McMahon
New Bedford
Channing Wilde
Fall River
John Moffitt
Brockton
Rowe
Providence
Eli Alford
Boston Web
P. J. Gallivan
J. J. Montgomery
Fred T. Whitten
E. W. Gordon
Finance Committee
Geo. B. Ward
Supreme Court
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Taplin
Gerald
Ruby Miller
Lawrence Street
Wigginville
Europe
Murray Club
Livingston Avenue
C. W. Holtzer
Brookline
F. J. Boynton
Middlesex Street
Lee Hirvinson &Co
State Street
Investment Securities
Sherlock
Chelmsford Woods
Dunham
Whitney
Wilton Rugs
New York City
MR. A
Mrs. A
Sunnyside
EK. M. Slayton Co
E. M. Slayton Co
Derby & Picrse
Middle Street
True
Trué
J.F. True & CO
Auburn
South Range
Exchange
Gardner Bros
Highlands
F. H. Butler
Lowell Pharmacy
Meerimack Street
Eliot Church
Bennett Sprincer
Clinton
Je B. Goodwinn
Thorndike ST
Salisbury Beach
North Run
A. Jd. Lloyd
City OF
Frank E. McNabb
Adams Street
Broadway
Board of Police
Joseph Smith
Bill Heads
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